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LG 55UM7400 4k LED TV

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LG 55UM7400 - 4k with Active HDR and a very good 55-inch IPS TV

LG 55UM7400
With so many offers out there it gets really hard to pick the right TV. That is why here at Test and Review are doing our best to give sensible advice, exact specifications and review as many televisions as possible.

Today we are taking a look at the 55-inch  LG 55UM7400 which is a wonderful LED TV with 4k IPS panel and Smart TV functions.

What TV to buy in 2020


To begin with, here are the main specifications of the LG 55UM7400 4k LED TV:

LG 55UM7400 specs
TV picture quality:
LED TV Screen
4K Ultra HD display resolution
Motion rate 1600
Viewing angle 176/176 degrees
Resolution 3840 x 2160 pixels
Dimensions:
Screen size: 55 inches
Size of TV H72.6, W124.4, D8.71cm
Size of TV with stand: H79.1, W124.4, D26cm
Weight of TV 14.6kg (unpackaged)
Weight of TV with stand: 15.6kg
Footprint of TV 819cm
Suitable for wall mounting 300 x 300 bracket
Length of cable: 1.5m
Packaged size H880, W1360, D207cm
Packaged weight 20.7kg
Sound quality:
20 watt RMS power output
Connectivity:
2 USB ports and 3 HDMI sockets
Component video socket
Composite socket
Optical connection
Built in Wi-Fi
Ethernet connection
Bluetooth
DLNA compatibility - allows you to wirelessly send content from devices like laptops, tablets and smartphones
Smartphone remote
Remote control included
Smart TV features:
Smart TV
Web OS operating system
Compatible with the following smart apps: Netflix, BBC iPlayer, iTV, demand 5, 4od, Amazon Prime, youTube
Internet browser
Miracast
Digital features:
Features USB recording and video playback
Freeview HD and Freesat HD digital tuner
Freeview HD (UK) and Saorview (ROI)
Saorview digital tuner (Saorview can only be received in the Republic of Ireland)
Quad core processor
CI plus slot
Aerial required
In the box: Manual, Remote, Screws
Other features:
Sleep timer
Parental controls
Energy efficiency info:
Energy efficiency rating: A
Energy efficiency index (EEI) 0.28
On mode power consumption 114 watts
Annual power consumption 158kWh
Standby power consumption 0.5 watt

Reasons to buy the LG 55UM7400 TV

There are couple main reasons why we would recommend the LG 55UM7400:
  • Clean and simple design that will fit most interior designs
  • Priced moderately - around £400
  • Good picture quality - 4k wiht HDR

 New 4k and 8k TVs at CES 2020 - video


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